‘Really tired’ Nick Grimshaw to leave BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Greg James his replacement
NICK GRIMSHAW will step down from hosting the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show after six years, and will be replaced by Greg James.
Parts of the Glasgow Garden Festival are still flourishing 30 years on at an Inverclyde garden centre
GLASGOW'S famous Garden Festival may have ended 30 years ago, but parts of it still live on in a Scottish garden centre.
Festival staged around Glasgow 2018 European Championships to showcase Scottish culture
A FESTIVAL being staged around the Glasgow 2018 European Championships will have “something for everyone” with Scottish music, dance, art and food on offer.
SSE becomes latest energy firm to hit millions of customers with price rise
SSE has become the latest energy firm to hike bills, saying wholesale price increases and Government policy was forcing it to raise tariffs.
Stricter rules on flying drones to be introduced amid increase in aircraft near misses
A DATABASE of drone users will be launched under new laws being introduced to the Commons on Wednesday.
Competition: Win one of two Krug-Baümen Air Traveller Watches, perfect for Father’s Day
WE'VE teamed up with Watches2U International Ltd to offer readers the chance to win one of TWO fabulous watches.
Ireland votes 66.4 % in favour of abortion law reform
IRELAND has voted to change its strict abortion laws by a majority of 706,349, referendum returning officer Barry Ryan announced.
Rescue teams have a busy day as Scots head out to enjoy the sun
A FAMILY with a three-year-old child have been rescued by lifeboat after getting into difficulty in a canoe around the Applecross peninsula.
VIDEO: Harvey Weinstein to plead not guilty as he appears in court on rape charge
HARVEY WEINSTEIN has appeared in court in New York charged with rape.
What is GDPR? Everything you need to know about the new data laws coming into force today
NEW data laws come into force in Europe today, but how will the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) affect businesses and the general public?
Ireland goes to the polls tomorrow for referendum on abortion
THE abortion referendum has split opinion across Ireland.